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羅列する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Often implies a mechanical or exhaustive listing of items without deep analysis. Can be used as a noun or with する as a transitive/intransitive verb.

〈物もの〉を羅ら列れつするto list/enumerate things, often without much order or analysis
彼かれのレポートはただ事じ実じつを羅ら列れつしているだけだ。
His report just lists facts without any real analysis.
〈事こと〉が羅ら列れつされるfor things (facts, numbers, words) to be listed out in a row
資し料りょうには数すう字じが羅ら列れつされているだけで、説せつ明めいがない。
The document is just a string of numbers with no explanation.

羅列 can be used with する both transitively (数字を羅列する, 'to list numbers') and intransitively (数字が羅列する, 'numbers are strung out in a row').

列れっ挙きょ
列挙 emphasizes carefully naming items one by one, while 羅列 can suggest a more indiscriminate or exhaustive listing without much order.
一いち覧らん
一覧 refers to an organized overview or table of items, whereas 羅列 often implies a plain, unstructured listing.

陳ちん列れつN1
陳列 means physically displaying items (e.g., in a shop window), while 羅列 means listing items in speech or writing.
配はい列れつN1
配列 refers to a systematic arrangement or array, whereas 羅列 implies a rough, unorganized listing.
網もう羅らN1
羅列 is simply listing many items in a row without organization, while 網羅 implies systematically covering all relevant items without omission.

From 羅 (arrange, spread out) and 列 (row, line). The combination suggests items spread out in a row, hence a listing or enumeration.